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The Irish standard., 1887-12-03

Rev Thomas Clarke, an Ulster Pro
testant; clergs nan, and seconded by MI
j. Mnlbo!land. was passed unanimous
ly; "That we express our deepest con :
demnation Of the action OF the author.
tiles in sentencing the pure patriot,
W:illiam O'Rrien, to be the fellow
prisoner ot criminals Of the worst type,
and we pledge ourselves to keep flying
the banner which for the moment was
taken from his hands,
ARMAGH.
a mOVeluent is on foot amongst the
Catholics Of Lurgan TO erect memo
rial t0 the1r worthy parish priest, the
Rev Father Mckenna It is not yet
determined what shape the memorial
Will take, bot certain it is to be worthy
the memory OF him who has done SO
much for religion in Lurgan town and
parish,
CARLOW.
On tine 4th ult. the town OF Tullow
Mas thrown into q state OF excitement
over IN alleged murder, the victim,
BEING ala Old woman named McNally
Mrs McNally lived with her husband
CHARLES McNally, and her son, in a
small house in Mill street, where the
two men worked at their trade us shoe
makers. For some days tile parties had
been drinking rather free!!,, and there
were quarrels amongst them. On the
morning Of the 4Gl old Charles Nc
Nally ,rOse and WELT TO mass at 7
o'clock leaving his son in bed. Shortly
after his leaving some of the neighbors,
on passing by the window, observed
Mrs. McNally lying OH the floor covered
with blood The matter was at once
reported to the police, who OR arriving
found the old women dead, her head
having been smashed in with some wea-
pom. The constabulary placed Charles
McNa'ly, Jr., under arres*, and after
wards Charles McNalIy. Sr., when re-
turning, was arrested and charged with
the murder OF his wife.
CAV.AN.
The Helturbet monthly fair was
held on the sd ult. The supply Of
cattle was large and the demand some
what improved, but prices were very
low.
CLARE.
Colonel White has appointed Mr..
Robert Lane Joynt agent over his pro-
perty in Glare as we'll us in Tipperary
and Limerick.
CORK.
The Most Rev, DIR. O'Callaghan, O.
T., Bishop OF Cork, has returned, after
a brief absence, from Lourdes.
DERRY.
Tue anti coercion OF plan OF cam
paign mccall is frequently seen on the
breasts OF the stalwart men of Derry.
On the front is q faithful likeness of
Mr. John Dillon, M. T., and on the
back some neatly designed and beauti-
fully finished Irish embiems. 1t is at
tached TO a green ribbon, is cast On
white polished metal and is the neat
est and cheapest national badge ever
produced.
DONEGAL,
Rev. James McFadlen, T. r., Gwee-
dore, gratefully acknowledges the re-
ceipt Of 4e3l, generously contributed for
the relief Of the victims Of felonious
landlordisxn in that district,
DOWN.
a Press Association Mewry telegram
reports that eight fishing luggers,
which left Kilkeel recently and pro-
ceeded southwar1s, have not been
heard tsf since.
DUBLIN.
The death is announced Of DR.. Egan,
a we'll known member Of the Dublin
lnedica! faculty.
FERMANAGH.
III This county suffered by a severe
storm the first Of this month.
.# Tbs result Of the revision Of the vo-
sters' lists in North Fermanagh gives
q the Tories majority ct about 400 IN q
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TIPpERARY.

Twelve land agents attended at
Carrick. on SUR on Oct. %, but received
scarcely any rent and were told that
most Of the tenants had adopted the
Plan OF Campaign. Lord Waterford's
tenants, attended by their clesgy and
Mr. 2. J. Power, M. F.. have resolved
to adopt the Plan unless reduction of
so per cent. is granted, Those on the
Gregg estate have resolved to do the
same unless 30 per cent is allowed A
number Of tenants On the Tipperary
estates OF Lord Clonnel have received
eviction -made-easy;' notices. Lord
Dillon has granted a 25 per cent. reduc-
tic n on the years rent due May l. 1887.
The Irish standard., 1887-12-03

F. Herring fishing in Galway Bay has,
this year, yielded very abundant har-
vest of the sea. One boat recently
brought in ten thousand herrings, the
largest take this year.
The Irish standard., 1887-12-03
KINGS COUNTY,

The imprisonment of Mr.. William
OBrien in Tullamcre Jail has caused
great excitement among the National
lists ct the entire county.
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LEITEIM.

1'he deputies OF the English Home
Rule Association who participated in
the great demonstration at Carrlck-on-
Shannon November were received
with intense enthusiasm.
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LIMERICK.

On tue 29th Of October, Constable z.
J. Carroll, Of Rathkeaie Station, re-
signed his position in the police force,
as a protest against the present policy
Of the Government. He intends TO
en1igrate to America.
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ARMAGH.

A movement is on foot amongst the
Catholics Of }4urgan TO erect a memo
rial to their worthy parish priest, the
Rev Father Mckenna. It is not yet
determined what shape the memorial
will take, bot certain it is to be worthy
the memory OF him who has done SO
much for religion in Lurgan town and
parish,
The Irish standard., 1887-12-03
MA 1''O.

Thirty summonses under the Crimes
Act were, Oh November 3, served on
persons in Rallybaunis for unlawful
assembly and obstructing the sheriff's
hailitf in the execution Of DEGREES Of
the Beytagh estate, in October. Many
of those summoned are children not II
years of age.
The Irish standard., 1887-12-03
opinion death was caused By general
debility and failure Of the hearts ac-
'tion. The jury found accordingly.
ROSCOMMON.

+ s 4 . ~ - Il i Il.
At one of the latest meetings Of the
Ardcane leaguers the following resolu-
tion was passed with acclamation
That we congratulate Johnny French IS
tenants on the victory they achieved
at the recent sessions in Boyle in Sc
curing a reduction Of 25 per cent. on
their judicial rents. y
SLIGO.
Died, on the 4th ult., at Derry. Phil
lip Harran, a native of this county. He
was in the 18th year of his age.
The meetings of the local branches of
much regularity as ever, and with even
better attendance,
The Irish standard., 1887-12-03
TYRONE e

Some time ago the tenantry on the
North Tyrone estate OF the Duke of
Abercorn demanded reduction OF 80
per cent On their present rents; other
wise they would go into court and have
their rents judicially fixed. They
asked for a reply sufficiently early to
enable them, in case Of refusal, to have
their cases entered by October 81. The
answer was that definite reply could
not be given until the other members
OF the family We're consulted, but that
in case OF delay on his part be would
treat all notices iled ON Or before
January as if entered before Novern-
Der l. It is to be presumed the family
consultation has been held, for large
meeting Of the tenants was held on No
vemEer 3, in the estate office, st which
81 great body OF the tenants attended
They were met by the agent, who, on
behalf OF the Duke, refused to grant a
fartliing OF a reduction Oh any Of their
rents. They could take whatey er
course they deemed best, but The Duke
would only go SO far as to sell out On
whatever terms could be come to, for
which purpose he would nominate MI
James Alexander and Mr.. Hector Lane
as arbitrators on his behalf. The ten
ants were in general from Donagheady.
and all Of them have been warm and
Jealous supporters Of the Dukes
brother, Lord Ernest Hamilton, the
for the division. The refusal
on the part of the landlord was not ex.
pected by the applicants.
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MEATH

Married, October 25, at ST. Joseph's
Terenure, by the Rev. Father O'Mul
10y. D. D., Joseph Lyman, Clonard
county Meath, to Lizzie, eldest daugh
ter Of James Farrell, Irenure, count:
Dublin.
The Irish standard., 1887-12-03
WESTMEATH.

Mr.. John p. Hayden of the West
meath Examiner was arrested in Mul.
lingar recently, charged with publish
ing reports of league branches. He is
confined in Tullam0re jail, King s
county.
At BaIlinasloe, on the I'd ult., Messrs,
Paul and Purcell, the resident nlagis-
trates, held 4 special court under the
coercion act Thirteen men We're
charged with taking part in a riot in
Ballinasloe, on October 81, when the
police batoned the people. Evidence
was given that stones we're thrown and
hit She police. Thomas McN amara
was sentenced to three months, Nc
Namara, J. Jordon and J. Moran, TO
one month each, Kllcomus Riddle to
fourteen days, and 5. Silk to seven
days. The others were discharged.
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WATERFORD.

Mr.. Joseph Biggar, N. T., was in
Waterford on November Sd. He looks
fresher and even more lively than we
have ever seen hi1n. Advocating the
principle of the Plan Of Campaign
seems TO agree we'll whit him.
During storm on October 3lst, the
brigautine The Brides, the property OF
Mrs. Molonev, was driven in on the
rock at Holyhead and totally wrecked.
The crew were saved. The i:arah
Dixon, Of Dungarvan, a schooner, was
on the same night driven in on the
Wexford coast.
1t is pretty evident Lord Waterford's s
privilege to extract more rent for the
land than it is worth, and to compel
tenants to buy on h!s own terms, will
be considerably curtailed if the Plan
of Campai n, which has just been
adopted on his property, is only faith
fully worked. Few thought that flame
lit at Scraban would spread so rapidly.
The Irish standard., 1887-12-03
MON AFGHAN.

The CastiebIaney monthly cattle,
sheer and horse fair was held on the
Sd ult., and was largely attended by
buyers, There was a verv largely dis
play Of inferior animals i'll the cattle
market, for which there was a brisk de-
mand. The few good good, well-in-
ished animals exposed for sale were
eagerly bought up. There was strong
demand for bulls for STALL feeding pur-
poses, while springers and milchers Of
good quality found ready purchasers.
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QUEENS COUNTY.

at a special meeting of the Mary
borough town commissioners, held on
the 1st inst. a resolution was adopted,
declaring the decision in MI O'Briell's
case as {. travesty of justice, aud pledg-
ing renewed faith in Mr.. O'Brien and
the cause he has 50 yaliantly cham
pioned.
On the I'd uit. an inquest was held in
the court house, Mary borough, before
DR.. T. f. Higgins, county coroner, and
q jury, on the body Of an elderly wo-
man named Anne Walshe, who was
found dead in. her bed that morning:
The medical evidence was given by DR.
W G. Jacob, who testified that in his
The Irish standard., 1887-12-03
The Most Rev, DIR. O'Callaghan, O..
T., Bishop Of Cork, has returned, after
a brief absence, from Lourdes.
DONEGAL.

Rev. James McFadden, T. F., Gwee-
dore, gratefully acknowledges the re-
ceipt Of 4eeE3l, generously contributed for
the relief Of the victims Of felonious
landlordisln in that district,
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1887-02-23
(Communicaied.)
About Newspaper Correspondents.
MILES CITY, M. T., Feb. %, Is

MILES CITY, NJ. T., Feb. %, 1887.
Editor YELLowsross JOURNAL.
Dear Sri am constantly In receipt
Of letters Of inquiry as to Montana, and
this section In particular, and spend q
good deal Of my time answering such
inquiries, combining myself 10 the
truth and to the best obtainable relia.
BILE information. Everybody who
meets reliable stock men now-a-dsys
on the streets, 10 the hotels and other
places of resort, knows ~ well as do
that range reports are conflicting - 10
the probable loss Of cattle; but i have
TO yet meet the man who asserts That
there has been, or will be, any loss IN
horses, one OF our principal INDUSTRIES.
I am not the only man In this city re.
celyipg such letters Of inquiry, aud
ans nsweTinR them gratis for the benefit
of this CITY and the country In general.
and n 4 Tor others) hope for any COM
pensation Il 10 In the general develop
meut Of the country, by which all,
merchants, real estate holders, stock
dealers, mechanics aud laborers, are
Indirectly benefited.
I and other correspondents have
spent days and weeks in the past year,
In such work cheerfully. but during
the past winter especially we have
been handicapped and the growth o.
this country retarded by receiving Ia
answer 10 our efforts letters which Or,
most always supplemented by enclos
Ing by our eastern correspondents slip
cut from some eastern papers giving un
founded reports OF loeses among cattle
and exaggerated reports n suffering
tending In general 10 discourage east
ern investors, capitalists and emil
grants. As a rule these exaggeratet
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1887-02-23

The Lotta Wade Comedy Company
will open Thursday night at the Rink
Opera House In Belssco's great Madi-
son Square thester success. May Blos-
som. for q three nights engagement.
Change Of programme every evening
The popular actress, Miss Lotta Wade,
will be assisted by . powerful com.
pany. Those wishing TO enjoy them.
selves should not miss this opportu-
nifty Of seeing one Of the greatest plays
ever produced on the American stage.
The company 10 q good one, and In
order TO be appreciated should be seen.
Reserved seats at SavAge's drug store.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-10-04

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srsepf IL his flhe PfnsssuttnR Ass0s-
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"a q unlaal % ths pFisaneF, wbs he o.
rinrnd wns IA tne s8is euas@1Y g1 -
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dniIe1 a. 4 public si1esR, ana Pc U.s.
amSnabis 70 ths iau for 81 Of BE aesa
fSe eruumens upon ne melton 20
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fhe ehlI6. phnbo HoibEook, the yiosim
a ~ oaae. slntsd yesterday % friends
that ahe had besn aVpfeachea % ne
- kNfIora ~ Ma Hfea. BAaW's oauan-
tss, viii Inducements 70 hass PEI 49, -
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had eatd before ths Grand safy 80 -
Fsanit Of threats mace ~ nsx Mss 800.
and 0th0Ea, and thM1 Y vas ~ a..
Ma. Has being qae9aionea e V 80
truth Of this aiIeRatton, denied =. p1s
shs elSl % taEn sstitsFatea Der assaF'
lions.
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run oETI councrh oo8szpsaa oEHH
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Tua chr councrL ooaszDsas oTHHA
NArfHna o. tnxzRRsT.
Al eFdlnanes prescribing The manner
% mailing and nling statements Of rest
and axpensa Of pnblie Improvements 70
BE- asaea1ed on lots and land ebuttinR
thereof vas appealed.
An ordinances waa introduced which
promotes peace. eood order and the
general welfare Of The city, making u
unlaWfni 20 disturb the peace, eheaFuca
ne public thoroaghfaFes, make indie
eant exposures Of The person. books.
pictures, etc.. throw any nlth en- pahlte
highways, eFect buildinRa unsafe, or al
iou alroata o. sideualks 10 EemAin 10
unsafe condition or leave obsiFuetions
% same THAI Would Be tniaFions. 10
torture. overload eg depEtve Of proper
guslsnance any damesiie eniHai o.
beast % bnrden. TIE maximam ana
for violation h eioo.
Bids for the improvement az Thlrd
street from Carey 10 etAF we're spened,
and Wera e. follows. JEAN Farrell
$3.50 and whitney q Lcchs ee IS.
Referred % the committee With paweg
20 les TIE oonlEAci. The hon6s required
ere $500
Tks reports Of 9. Y. SAhm aad Wm.
Watson. viewers, appoinfsd 30 Fepors
urea the DAMAGE 10 pR0peEty ~ ne ex-
0snsiun % ID and Jss7srsan streets, ~.
pogted no damage h cns easa ard 81 d
eha uacoud.
Tha Nixoa street railway franceiel
wss read a sseond time and refersea 3
q cunmitlee.
II. X. Moore vaa appointed seseiee
% The TacamA avenue aees.
A Peaoluticn % tmrgoVe AcuAFNe
street sron FftaaatA 10 Rifth stFssa -
ndoplea.
ne Improve Yakima sxenns fred
divtulan n. peslpeoed.
A peliilon % iWpFeve Diyiatca kseau
tram TncomA avenaa b Z EafSes 81
hlaa.
W.. ThomRsoa's Plan Of an aadisia
10 Tne1ma was aaomiskea. ID eoRes
tha pFnpaxay between l. and u an
TVnak end 1WeliaA slEeNta.
Tha NaFaal Ccmmiilee zee autheEina
10 eater inao eoBixaea q iaeeainR q
nanes q seFOeta Il ne eesnsFa e a
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A uoticn % psottaa ho1se. hNss an
earsiasa fer ~oas b1yas Gre eenRan
10 lks fonFth ward vas reseEse1.
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sur ON naH's THAI nsa1Hs n TEE
DEgrR10T ooUnx.

qRn ON MAH's THAI nnaEHa - THE
pHsrKl0T ooUnz.
The trIal Of Wm. Klelnsehmlds bean
in ne DlstEios CouFt yesterday. The
Ga nna nat beside bic so1nsels Jaoge
D, D. Young, locking considerably sns
wsfns for his recent expefienes. HIS
Wife 81 near him with tWo young 10
men. Who bad BEEN empioyed 10 ne
Modal ReriaaEant and who were san
noned a. witnesses. Mrs. kleinsohmidi
wees bitterly duginR The whose Of she
afteKnoon session after the hearing OF
~ wilneaasa baonn. The maFnipR was
takan 40 with The work OF empan-
cling Jury. Judge Young Tor TIE 90
fanea being paFiieulariy eautioua 10 thls
rroard, The names Of the Jurors Who
wsro 0nally chosen ere 3. O. HeFigt, II.
Chrreh. 81 X. OsFY, J. n. Kineaid. y. J..
We9fhrook. AZ. Ward, Van O9is, Jc8
0sleos, !, b. EsansbaEy, J. d. 0lcyds A.
Rekrleln ana u. NJ. dfimth. There
Was littlo 10 The evidence elieitso that
waa nav beyond What has been Pub.
llahed "a oonneoiion With TIE report 81
The shooting and the Incidents foilouina
together With the bearing before JnoRe
LaWranos yoategday whers the tesii-
msuy was Substantially The sane ~
that Of yesterday.
Oisleaf CmvananRh, the man shot By
Kieinsehmlda, teGlined thai be vas
properly equippea vita Q warrant whsn
he ailampisd The arrest, and that
Kleinaohmidt refused 10 accompany
him ana backed toward bis room, say
ina be could not leave hie business,
whafoupon be (tha ofhsefl oAnaht bold
Of him and Q aenfns followed; thai be
(tha oslesE) struck The defendant Que
blow with q eaas, thai not Wishing 10
hurt HIN be lsi 80 and Weat doWn the
etopa 70 summon assistance. and vas
shot when about half way down.
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MEXICAN VAR VETERAN

The wonderful efficacy OF eWIftis Specific O.
Q remedy and care for rheumatiEn and AL
blood diseases, has never had mere conGpic-
uous illustration than this case affords. The
candid, unsolicited and emphatic testimony
given By the venerable gentleman must be
aceepted as convincing and conclusive. The
writer Il . prominent cttixsn Of Mississippi.
The gentleman to whom Mr.. Martha refers,
ADD 70 whom he IL indebted for the advice 10
which be owes his final reliof from yearn Of
eafsring. d Mr.. King. for many years the pop.
ulAr night clerk Of the Lawrenes House, q
Jackson.
JACKSON, Miss, April %, 1881.
The Swift 6peci6c Compsny, Atlanta, Ca
0e1tlsmsn: I have been an Invalid pension
or for 20 years. having contracted palmonary
and other diseases In the Mexican war, but not
tai the 1at OF March, 1875. did feel any symp.
toms Of rheumatism. On that day was sud
denly stricken with that dissa4s n both hips
cruiches. Then the pain was less violent, but
Il shifted Rom joint 70 joint. Fer weeks
would be totAlly disabled. either on one side
Of my body OF the ether. The pain never left
me a moment for eleven years and seven
months--that II from March I, 1915. when ]
was lrst attacked. 70 October ], lee6 when
was cured. Dur1ng these elevea years Of To-
onss suffering I tried imnnmerAble prsscrip-
tons from various Physicians, and tried every
thing suggested By friends, bat II ever 10
oeived the least benent from any medicine
taken Internally o. externally. sm not sware
IL Il Finally, about the Ist Of September,
made arrangements - 50 20 he Hot Springs
Of Arkansas, having dsnpaired Of every other
remedy, when Eccidsnfally INST an old 90
QuainlAnee, Mr.. King. nov Of the Lawrence
House Of tslis city. He had ones been great
sufIsrsr from rhsumetiam, and a. supposed.
had been cured By visli 10 Hot epFinal. But
when met him be told me that bis visit TO
ne Hot Springs vas In valn-he found no 70
lief. On HE return from Hot spriaRs he heard
for the nrss tine, Of the 8 s. 8. as . remedy
for rhematism. He tried q and aix bottles
made q oumpiete core. several years have
passed Eince, but be has bad 20 return Of The
disease
I immediAtsly returned 10 Try Il. 10 Sep
tember took four bottles, and By the LIST Of
October was wpll-as fa- e. the rAeumatism
uas concerned. AL pain had disappeared, and
Rkvx NOT gELf fwIMu1 o. IT arncR
have 10 interest IN making this statement
other thAn the hope thst 70 may direct some
elher s1aefeF 70 sure source Of relief, and Il
&c has this result an well rewarded for my
Hoable. l an very respectfully end truly
your friend, J. n. y. NAnzsx.
For sale ~ al druggists. Treatise % nlooA
and skin Diseases mailed nee.
TIE SWIFT 5FnoEyTc Co.,
e77iutha1faS Drawer 9. Atlanta. Ca.
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q kaps an6 cas-. tAs po.sse Ezeusr e hel1-
ing bsck his crop for klEher pxtess. peAlsrs
e nSf Cad 4 IN easy matter = plek up large
iofa AID ne ssI'ers e a1t rssish anT o1en
mgrh below SO tar To-. The aserlge prics
paid % UDusrI Is this tine n SIS peR 10.
Dealers nrs aa1llnG q SO pr to1 Wnol1aale
and 81 = per eWL
EGas -PoFiland egEB are srowfng Il favor,
e Indicated b. The incrsassa orders ~ heetaie
dgaisrs. sappilaa are FepoEtsd scarce. With
arm Market q PsEtInnd, whils tie mnFkss hera
e steady a The high prices prevailing Ora.
xan aaes nrs quoted - D canta ~ TIE 60 ana
PuaBl HounA eRns a 20 cents psE doSen retail;
BCrTER--Markst uaehangsd Al 20 eeafa Der
poumd rulnil for cbeica.
FLOuR- Receipts today ~ eentals. Prices
nnehnngsd. oIsg1n brand. Eetail q y > 20 g
CalifaFnla Standards a. 81 30 PER sseks On "
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-10-04

Tnn err couMorL on TACOMA LOOKING
AETEn TIE cTTx's nEAuTx.
The Gay Couueil met last night &C.
oardlnQ 70 adjournment % last SaluF-
day. An ordinances vas read the hfst
time providing that the city sxpend
monay not 20 sxeeed $1,000 . year plant
inc trees along the public streets. 90.
ooFdina 10 Ne provisions the tree plant.
ina must be conducted on the sane
plan a. olhsr stress improvements ex,
cepa that chs payments therefor ehall
moi b assessed apon The property own-
ere, bot cone from The gsnefal fund.
kaeh property owner viii b accorded
che rlQAt 20 choose Whnt kind Of trees
ho profess In front Of Bile property. In
dlviduAle will not be prevented from
planting trees, but they may n0t do %
e1eepa under The Supervision OF the
street OommisaloEaF, Who wlli have
charge of ell such woEk. This Il to IN.
aaFe unifogmlly lhrooah0ut the length
Of the atreeia.